El Papelerito tells the story of a young newspaper boy who is orphaned and mistreated by his mother. Seeking revenge, he embarks on a comedic journey filled with melodrama, sacrifice, and unexpected twists. Set in a cabaret-filled world of poverty and robbery, the film explores themes of illness, fallen women, and the power of resilience.

A Woman Without Love is a drama and romance film set in Mexico City in the 1950s. The story follows a woman as she navigates a complex series of relationships and emotions, including an extramarital affair, a marriage of convenience, and the death of her father. Based on a novel, the film explores themes of inheritance, impossible love, and the challenges of family dynamics. With an antique shop and medical clinic as central settings, the film captures the atmosphere of Mexico City during this era. The protagonist also grapples with issues of envy, reconciliation, and the discovery of an illegitimate son, adding further layers of complexity to the plot. Other elements include scenes of fishing in the countryside and the portrayal of the patriarchal society of the time.

The story of a family with nine children and the conflicts that exist between them.

Grandmother-type provides structure in the lives of orphaned/abandoned children.